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Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP): What it means for direct-sold deals

Liveintent

Of course, it’s not enough that Google has decided to do away with third-party cookies; Apple has also changed the terrain of the digital landscape with its Mail Privacy Protection (MPP). But just because they haven’t clicked doesn’t preclude them from being active engagers of your web content.

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Apple privacy protections expected to cost big tech firms $16 billion in coming year

Martech

Apple’s privacy-protecting Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) is expected to cost tech companies $16 billion in the coming year, an increase of 9%, according to a report by data solutions provider Lotame. It lets advertisers track users to deliver customized advertising, while protecting personal information. What it is.

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Email Client Market Share in September 2021: Early Data on the Impact of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection

Litmus

And September has quite a few curious observations because of a not-so-little thing called Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) that Apple rolled out to its Mail app on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 on September 20th. Meaning all opens from the Mail app on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15—whether or not MPP is activated— look the same to us. Before MPP.

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Marketing use cases for data clean rooms

Martech

First-party data is becoming increasingly scarce with the introduction of privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA, as well as the phasing out of third party cookies by Google and other privacy actions by major tech companies along the lines of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) program.

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Google’s Privacy Sandbox: What you need to know

Martech

Google’s Privacy Sandbox is a space where a series of complex proposals to protect user privacy have been developed and are undergoing (or have undergone) extensive testing. Google might feel that the transparency has not been appreciated. It has worked with the U.K.

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Do you know how to target in a post-cookie era?

illumin

The other shoe has dropped – by the end of 2024, Google will have eliminated third-party cookies from its Chrome browser. Large companies like Google are eliminating cookies from their platforms because consumers are putting their foot down. The future of targeting relies on consent-gathered information and privacy-protected profiles.

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What Publishers should keep top of mind in 2022

Liveintent

Google gave the industry a reprieve when it delayed third-party cookie deprecation in Chrome to the end of 2023. This September, Apple released iOS 15 and its Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) feature. Third-party cookie deprecation. Apple’s iOS 15. Whatever 2022 holds, we’ll be here living through it with you.